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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

EtihYrunrt ". AInriim,s Ferry.

T, n Editor 0fHS AhNi9tnesg
SIR: 1t is amusing to diaintarented
peraon to witneHn tho eti0rtH of few Re
publlcans p in Bridgeport 10 defeat the
regular party nominee Tor Township
Treasurer in the coming election. The
contest for the nomination OF TfeaBurer
was rather q spirite1 one, aud wgs con.
Quoted without any i'll feeling between the
conteseenta, but HinCe the convention there
has cropped ont q considerable feeling OF
resentment upon tnG part oil some Of the
friends oil one VI the defeated candidates,
and they are regoiLin9 TO AT! soTts OF little
petty schema to iEilleuce Republicans
against the regular nDm!nee. The indi.
viduala who Rfa taking sRch an active
part in this fight, and who have called
themselves Republicans heretofore, haze
rather q lame argument TO hide their
vindC:iveness. They say the fight il be-
tween bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
therefore anything 10 beat Martins
Ferry. 70 deieat tho Republican
candidate who, by the way, is reaidsut
OF Bridgeport but employed in Martins
Ferry, they are supporting the democratic
nominee. II they would come out like
men md Acknowledge that it il pure
spite work, TINT they feel Rorc over the
defeat OF their candidate Tor the nomins.
ton and want 10 yet even" that 10 do
this they will 60 hack on their prof Bscd
Republication and vote Tor Democrat.
it would give their actioa8 4 much h.t,oT
appearance in tho eycs Of ,he pRpTejH.
diced. h "masB meeting" Of the "w0ik.
ingmen" was held in bridgeport Thursday
afternoon (il meeting VI xix or seven
IL - car. b" called "mHTa meeting, AMI
men who aBldoln II ever TO my work ,Rn
be called Representatives. Of tho working
men), and a ToTknGmaH'a ticket rul In the
iiuld, tho nomination. for which vera al
Republicans with tho exception Of TrrAH.
urer, for which CitiCe the regular demo.
cratic nominee whH nominated. This g
ono OF tho many BChGmes to catch the nm.
wary, and ono thG: Nil trud Republican
voters should bo notified Of. lat all Re.
publicana closcly examine thor tiCkets,
and DO sire they have the sight one be-
fore casting their ballots, and their candi.
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n1Nrs ro nousEKEEpE.R.s.

Grained wood should be washed with
cold tea, and then, after being wiped dry,
rubbed with linseed oil. Nh
|, Cloths dipped into hot potato water are
recommended for immediate and complete
relief In the severeat cases Of rheumatism.
A piece Of charcoal laid upon a burn
will ease II almost Immediately, aud II
kept there about sn hour, 1t Is said, the
wound will be entirely healed. - -..,,-,. =
II roses become wiltel before they can
be put In water, immerse tho ends Of tho
stalks In very hot water for minute or
two, and they will regain their pristine
freshness. 900. 40 ''asiJN
For those suffering from weak lungs or
a hacking cough, few drops Of tar taken
on O lump OF sugar will give relief; FIVE or
six drops should be sufficient for q grown
person.
0llclothes should never be washed In
hot soap Buds; they should frat be wash.
ed clean with cold water, then rubbed dry
with cloth wet in milk. The same treat
ment applies to stone or slate hearth.
When attacked by palpitation Of the
heart, let the patient lie down as coon as
posHible on the right aide, partially on tho
face. In this position the heart will TO-
sumo It's action almost Immediately,
Lime water may be made chcaply by
taking fresh piece OF lime as large ss an
egg, pouring two quarts Of soft water on 1t
and allowing il 10 stand two or three
hours, shaking It occasionally. Bottle and
keep for use. ,1.s,. 3,
To preserve goods from moths do not
use canphor In any form. Pieces OF tar
paper laid in fur boxes and in closets are
d better protection. Five cents will buy
enough to equip all the packing boxes snd
closets Of large house Tor year.
To cure felon, saturste bit OF graded
wild turnip tho sizs Of bean with spirits
OF turpentinefsnd apply to the affected
part. 1t relieves tho pain at once, and in
twelve hours or lees there will be hole to
the bono. Dress with sticking salve, and
the finger will get well.
a good knowledge Of watering Is at the
bottom Of success with the window flow
ers. Water must run In readily and run
out readily. When plant is wateled, 1t
is good sign to see the water rush out at
once Into the uaueer through the bottom
OF the pot. Hit does not do that, some.
thing is wrong.
Never place fresh eggs near lard. fruit,
cheese, fah or other articles from which
any ador arises. The eggs are extremely
active in absorbing power, and in very
short time they will DO contaminated by
the particles Of objects in their neighbor-
hood, by which the peculiar and exc uisite
taste Of o new-laid egg will be destroyed.
A bottle OF turpsntine should be kept
in every house, for its uses gre numerous.
a lev drops spfinkled where ceckroaches
Congregate will exterminate them at once
also ants, red or black. Moths will fec
from the odor Of It. Besides, it is an ex.
cellent application for burn or cut. 1t
will take ink stains out Of white muslin,
when added TO soap, and will help to
Wilton clothes II added to them boiling.
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It Ia not TO BIZ expected that the Inter.
State Commerce act will prove to bs per-
feet measure. There arc doubtlcnu faults
in thelaw and there may easily be more
In the execution. But there is n reasona-
bic hope that some great inequalities and
some very gross determinations against
individuala andlocalities may be removed.
For example, the Pittsburgh Dispatch
says that "while Pittsburgh has been pay.
ing absolutely greater charge than on
the freight hauled through tho city to
New York, 1t is now given rate three
fiiths that OF New York."
There 10 no principle Of justice or good
public policy upon which such discrim-
instion could DO based. 1t never was
right to haul cattle from Chicago to
Baltimore through West Virginia OF less
rate than West Virginia nt0ckmen were
charged for the shorter haul, the same clsss
in the same direction on the same line.
So with regard 10 all the products Of Yves.
Virginia and to all the merchandise
brought into the State in exchange for her
products.
The average Of transportation per ton
per milo has been go low that ehippera
could not object to it. But 3 low average,
though it were even ct half the actual
cost Of doing the work, would be OF no I'D.
vautsge to tho individual or the eommun-
ity Disseminated against. That indiyid-
ual or that community could better afford
TO pay an e1osbi,ant price If the burden
were placed on all alike.
The railroad companies have said that
they were pursuing the only practical
policy. II they 1.-Two up 10 the spirit and
the letter Of the new law they will have TO
find another policy, and this they seem
disposed to do. They may not ct once
adop. perfect methods; some or all Of
them may do what can be done to make
the act unpopular, but to Huppose that the
railroads will 70 in 10 make havoc with
the business OF the couRtry just Tor spite
is to credit their'manasels With Ices sense
than they have.
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FGn' I3uIL7t lFtVf
Certain Republican papers throughout
the State seemed 10 have POOLED their is-
sue againss the Wheeling lSrRLLiGEscER,
and loss TO opportunity to bsrate ,hat
journsl, having particular reference to its
eoufae in the recent Senatorial contest.
We presume the lNTgLLIGISCER will con.
t.nue 10 do business Il. the old stand, and
be the leading organ Of the Republican
party long after Ito conceitsd critics have
crawled into their little holes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
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TINT viii euro you. FREE OF CHARGE, Tlirgrrnt
ron'siy wa" discovered By u missionary In youth
AHaF''". SoHa q Falia'it!rc.Esd ohvofUfe To- tho
NV. JVSEru T. IsMAS, Station D, .SsU rQrs CIV,
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"For solid comfort in hotel life in New
York, there ia none 80 satisfactory as the
famous Strrteyaut House, Broadway cor
ner Twenty-ninth street. Its location is
central and under Matthews & Pierson, it's
new proprietors, it has been entirely re.
and reii:ted. They aerve guests
on both European and American plans
and their charges are very reasonable"
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Broadway and Forlieih street, oppoajtp
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely now. Desirable Tor bust.
neCa men or ianilieg. European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwaTds. Excellent
restaurant.
GES, DAN. MAcAuLXY 4 ". B. BOWERS.
TTtlstW
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TlsUSTER'S SALE, {
SALE OF FARM LAND

by virtue Of two deeds OF trust, both dated April
], 1857, to me made By Robert Milton Maxwell,
and both OF record In the Office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, re-
spectiyey n decd OF trust book IS, psge 1885, aud In
deed Of trust hook Is, page 81 will eel a. public
auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1857, at the
north front door OF the Court House Of said county
In the city Of wheeling. beginning at 10 O'Clock 4.
", the following property, that Is 10 say: the un.
divided Eve sixths Is O. OF certain Tract OF land
OIL the waters oil AcGraws run, Liberty district;
Ohio county. known as the "Nm. Yates" farm,
containing 256 acres and two poles moro or less,
and being the same land on which sait Robert
Milton Maxwell now resides and which was con.
veyed TO him by Thomas e. Yates and others by
deed dated April !, 1881, and OF record In said
Clerks Office In ueed book u, page sos, and to
which last named decd reference is here made for
fuller description, by motes and bounds, OF said
land.
TERMS OF SALE-Cre-.hird Of tho purchase
money, and us much more as the purchaser shall
elect TO pay, In cash on the day Of sale: and the
residue IN two equal payments with interest In one
and two years from said day Of sale, and thu pur.
chaser to give his notes for said deferred payments
With GOOD security 10 be approved by. the under.
tigutd and the legal title Of the property sold 10
be retained rs further security Tor the payment
CT the residue Of eaid purchase money.
y. J, CLARKE, Trustee.
1certify that bond with security has been given
BY the above named trustee as required by law.
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio County.
Mrl5TThAs
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Of the good thiDga OF this lilo are so..
rowiully lie. alone on nCcOnut OF Dyapep.
sic. ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation
sold on Il positive guarantee ut % and so
cents, by Logan Il Go. and G. Menke.
mailar
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER

TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER
i PROPERTY.
by virtue OF a Decd Of Trust made TO ne AZ
trustee by I. L. Kimberly and wife, dated October
the County Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia,
in Deed o! Trust BOOK No. q, pnge 1885, shalt sell
at public auction, on
SATURDAY, APRIL o, 1857,
commencing al 10 O'Clock A. N at the front door
Of the Court House OF said county, In the city Of
TO say: certain parcel OF ground situated In the
city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, con.
tAining one'iourth Of an acre bounded and dc.
sStiDed as follows: Beginning on the east side Of
the northwest corner Of the lot marked "fIa,-
graves" on the plat OF the subdivisions o. The
Reilly farm as recorded in Deed Book No. 81. pages
S6l and S62 In the Office Of the CLERK Of the County
Court OF Ohio county; ueace along the north line
o! taid HRfgraves lot castwardiy 70 the west iiue
q The street marked on tsd plat REILLY street."
south side Of the Reilly hill road; thence Win said
south eide wstwasdly and Berthwes;wafdly az
shown on said plat TO the east side OF William (rov
WetzeD street; thence with the east side OF said
Metzel street SouihEardly 10 the beginning, ex.
ccpting, however, 80 much OF slid parcel o! ground
a. wns conveyed ey the said p. l.. KImbe!iy and
Vile 70 the aanches,er Coal Company by deed
dated October |, 1858. and now OF record In the
Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
county IN Deed Book No. u.s. at page 81; the pArt SO
excepted being described as follows: beginning at
th men northwesterly corner o. tho Hargrnvcs Blum,
Reilly purchase on the southcss.erly side Of Wei.
fe street, aud with said side OF said street north
watdly one hundred and fosty.lour Qii) feet 70
point IN line with the sOu;hwasdly side OF the
stone foundation Of kimberIys frame stable on
oEsy loot stree. designated as Reilly street on the
aforesaid plat OF subdivisions OF the Reilly estate
thence 70 aud with said side OF said stable iounda.
lion TO the westerly side Of said Reilly STREE;
southward!y niiythrre 1857 feet 10 the norheas;ef
y corner OF the Hargnves, Blum purchase, aud
Win me northerly line OF said Hnrgrayes tract
westwaIdly to the beginning
TERMS OF sALE-onethird, or Us much more
q The purchaser may elect. cash in hand on the
day Of sale and any residue In two equal install.
ments payable In one and two yssH from the DAY
., t;r e win interest from iha. day tie purchaser
Eive nus notes lot the deferred instalnenis and
TO secure the same by decd OF trust Upon Inc IRON
cry and insurance policies upon the buildincn 10
the satisfaction OF the trustee
Tide believed good, but selling as trustee shall
convey only such title as Is vested In me.
Vi. =, W, p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
". ~. nAl.LEA. AGctloneer. 'nrI0
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date will be elected by q good round ma.
jority, Notwithstanding the mugwumps
and malGoHtehta. ~ REPUBLICAN.
Bridgeport, April l. ID sSN
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CHOICE SMALL FRUIT PLaNIN
FOR SPRING OF 1887,

FOR SPRING OF 1887.
GRAPE VINES, FIRST.CLASS, Ia 2 YEARS OLD
Y Concord Ives or Hartford for 81 co.
II Martha, Champion. Perkins, Alvey, Seneca or
North Carolina for 81 Is,
II Telegraph, Worricns, Goethe, hcawau. Salem
or Lady Tor 81 50.
u P0cklngton, Jefferson, Moore's EARLY, Dutch.
css, Lady Washington, Wyoming Rcd or Eldorado
for 500.
STRAWBERRY Plants,
100 Warren, Sharplcss Crescent Seeding, Man.
chester Jumbo. Cumberland Triumph, Gid Iron
Glad. Jersey Queen, VinclAnd. Windsor Chief or
Eightk superb for 81 O0. or s. o. Tor LOU.
100 May Ring, Parry or Connecticut Queen for 81.
RASPBERRY PLANTS,
50 Gregg. Tyler, souhesaa, lIanSell, Cu,hbcrt or
RGrstfne for 81 50
BLACKBERRY PLANTS,
30 KittAtinny, Wilson'S Early or Lawton for 81 So
Any OF the shove sent free by mail or CT press, on
receipt Of price. Address, ". n. DUNLAP,
IAl9Dtw West Alexander pa
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PALMEH's "SAin SuCcess" is positive,
speedy cure Tor Eruptiuus Of Face, Scalp
and Body. at drug store OF McLain
krCp. rrIas
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observation-disclosures.
COO 4 A,
BREaKFAST.

which govern the operations Of digestion and nu.
triton, and by careful application OF Me 1pe
properties OF well.selected Cocoa, Nj. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with delcately fin
yored beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors bills. It Is by the jnd!cio. use Of such
articles Of diet that IL constitution may be gradu.
ally built up, until strong enough TO resist every
arc floating around US ready 10 attack Wherever
there Is a weak point We may escape MANY a
fatal SHAFT By keeping ourselves well fortified via,
pure blood and properly nourIshed irame"-
Grill Serrioe Gd-ette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only III hall pound tins by Gf0cers, labeled THUS.
JAMES EPpS y CO., Homeopathic Chemists,
fcl.rThs LONDON, ENGLAND
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
In TnAISS-On and after April I, lsS7-ExpI.A-
RATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. tDaiiy. tsHntav
excepted. monday exeepted.-EAte,n Standard
tt,r0s
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u. r.. q U. Railroad.
Leave BcllR!Te al $40 p. nj. for WoOdsGcld and
SummCrtIcd.
Leave BcIla!rc at 600 r. m. for GAINESVILLE and IN.
tcrGIcdiate points.
hrrvcat BcllaIrc ut 9:s5 n. IN. and geo n, m.
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AlIIiiy

Profanity always seuina foolish 10 the
rraH who doesn't want 10 swear Just then.
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OPERA HOUSE,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
4 WEDNESDAY, APRIL q. NJ.

"a ONE NIGHT ONLY. is,y
WEDNESDAY, APRIL g.
Msjestfo production and brilliant revival Of WI,
Giimofes greatest md mos popular spectacle
The DEVILS Auction.
CHARLES II. YALE........ Sole Manager. en-
New scencs, New Situations, Now Sps.ixittes, New
pAraphtrnalls, and two New fremieN.
Nile. LEUSILDA sTECCIoNI. PrimA llallatina
AtsolutA from Eden Theatre, farls. Mile. RlvERI,
IRON Alhsmbra, LoudQn, and Nous. L0REtLA,
the greatest living grot sQue. saF-.t
!. The drama'i1 company IL one OF unusual excel.
lence, headed by the celebrated lgnaccio Martl.
rictIf Edith Muriiio. Tho srcctait!es consist OF
tho fcmsrka BROTHERS sNOw, Exp0nens OF
ionic Gymnasium. TIE THREE LORHLLAs,
Eccentric Gro.esquo. The MARVELLOUS SAL0:
S8NsKYS In lie Qaaisa ktclaPoas I" The
TRANSFORMATION hUESE, Depicting Fairy
Land and Crystal Lake. tho mo elaborate me-
claniSn ever built. The GREAT ALI AMBRh
BALLET, hon The Alhpmbn Palace, London, en-.
largcd and ,treuathened In addition to other
novelties, will present the lavOtite MlkAD0
BALLET, rcarTangtd aud Introducing now terp.
schorcau spec!alues, also the Position and tho
Comic Ballels the PAducsh Dragon. and "Le
Qustrc KickRpoos." The whole produced under
the supervision o! chas. H. Yale.
LAST SEASON IS AMERICA. 'f
Admission, Dress Circle. 81 90: Orchestra, rs ct.;
Gallery, IS Cts Sale Of seats at Banners Tuesday,
April b. app
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Ghe Gtteu1qetrar,
\ Fair Cl,nnco for-.,il shippers.

WHEELING, W. VA, APRIL ., 1887.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT SEM

.WTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
w ERAL Housework In & family Of two per.
sons. Must DO good cook, and come well rccotn.
mepded. Call al lutelligencer otIieo - AMI =
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cents: Gallery, IS cenis Matinee. Reserved seats,
Bl 90; Admiration, 80 and Is csnts. Sale Of ioats al
laun,er's, THURSDAY. March 81 mrs
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THE STAR.


Resides the eternal sea one night slept;
But soft airs famed me. | from dream
land broke
While angry mwinds down the black west
swept.
And while nights clouds yet fingered
awoke.
\ far, through infinite skies divinely clear,
rhe star of morning trembled purely bright,
rs though thought, feeling warmed her sill
very sphere,
And throbbed within her living heart of
light,
With mellow radiance, pale, yet beautiful,
She touched the summit of the dipping
mast.
The swelling sails above the ships dark hull,
The scudding mists that DER the gray
sea passed.
And still the changing. yet unchanging sea
Throbbed with vast pulses toward the star of
morn.
And strove to soothe his moan to melody,
Lest She fair orb should set in fear and
scorn.
Young birds began TO twitter in the nest:
Thin grasses whispered. dreaming of the
sun:
From high sca-polished ciif, seagnlls, ut rest,
with grave-cyed wonder watched the shin
ing one
AZ through they deemed her some trnsigur-
ed bird.
fender flower, awakening at my feet,
sighed in breath more clear than spoken
word
Hail, blessed life. Hail, starry sister
sweet"
1neilabe love filed all the extent of space
flushed grew that deep roar by the rocking
bar
And while the dim veil rose from Natures
face
| heard II voice that issued from The star
And said: 'Behold. am the star that shone
"Oer great T,tygetns, DER sinais hight
On Moses, Dante; the treband thrown
by Gods own hand nj the dark brow of
night!
i.o! am she, when men believe no more
And YET live, and yet my life shall be-
hen earth lies shattered. human destiny
DER,
Ne nations, am ardent Poesy!
Up ye who sleep. Faith. Virtue. Courage,
wake.
Mount, thinkers. sentineis, each nntrodden
hight.
behold he comes, for whom path l break
The angel Liberty, the giant Light"
: Iictor Hugo.
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ST. JOAN on rHr LIauoR TRAFFIC.

New York, February 13.-Ex-Goyernor
St. John, before temperance meeting in
Chickerins Hail to-day, delivered an at
dress in which occurred these utterances:
Il have been unable to say bad things
against even New York saloon-keeper. /
can't find ii in my heart to abuse man
who is engaged in lawful business. !
cannot distinguish morally between the
saloon keeper and the law that lets him
sell rum, nor between him and those who
make the laws; between him and the
church deacon who votes for men who
make such laws. They will all be punched
together on judgment Day. The Al
mighty won't bother to try them separate
", and they will all be put to the same
punishment.
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Written for the MoSIToR.
CALENDAR OF THorGHTs.
BY the Week.
MARCH.

MARCH.
SUNDAY 6.-Men are broken lenses through
whom we catch glimpses ofGod; and Jesus,
the Man among men, our ideal Manhood
is the perfect, uncracked, unbroken lens
through which we can clearly see the face
of our Father and with Him fall into eter-
nal love.
MONDAY Thought is light, and speech
is but its shadow; but how wondrons
beautiful some shadows arel
TUESDAY s.-Every man is his swn
keeper, and God viii ask each of us at our
own hands.
WEDNESDAY 9.-Beauty is uses bios
som, and blossomless use is only weed
THURSDAY ia man put to proof is
his life with roof.
FRIDAY 11.--In business action man
photographs his inmost soul.
SATURDAY, l2.-The assurance of
man is in the shine of generous integ-
rity.
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Rnles

for the care Of the sick. How 10 cure dis
ease, its symptoms and causes, and either
of great value viii be found in
old DR. Kauiinann's great book; itn
pages, fine eolored plates. Send three
2 cent stamps 10 pay postage 70 A. I.
0rdway i Cos. Boston. Mass. and receive
copy free. ma u
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have heard sermons on the responsib
ilities of mothers that made ne tremhle-
While We accept our responsibilities, We
say to fathers; lou are not doing yoar
duty to year children when you go to the
pools and vote for men who legalize tile
liquor traffic YOU cannot expect US TO keep
them pure, when by yoar votes Yen open
tae doors of temptation tothem. nary 4.
YfrS3u0re
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4 mother and her little son were walk
ing along the streets Of Brooklyn the other
day, and as their steps carried them past one
saloon after another the mother said, ooh.
dear, dear. How thick they come, and
hat harm they dol' To which the boy
replied, Indignantly, well, what do they
have 50 many FORE Aren't there any
Christians IN Congress-